Teaching Assistant across sites

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Closing date - 12 noon 27th September 2021

Teaching Assistant at EYAC

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Closing date - 12 noon 27th September 2021

Read our latest Newsletter here.

Newsletter

There have been some exiting changes at the Wrenthorpe Centre over the summer.

Our Outdoor classroom is finally ready to be used, and we are VERY excited!!!

Our raised beds have been created ready to get planting.

Our MUGA is also finished! Bring on the fun.

During August Wakefield Cathedral is hosted an exhibition called 'Gaia'. It was a huge model of the Earth,

as it looks from space. Our students were asked to create art work to display alongside it about 'our world and environment'.

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Gaia by Luke Jerram. A scale model of the Earth, 7 metres in diameter. Made using NASA photographs taken from space to give people the opportunity to experience what it would be like seeing the Earth from space.

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Our Head Teacher, Mrs Mumby, was lucky enough to visit the Cathedral and see the exhibit for herself.

She is ALWAYS proud of the effort our pupils put in to their work and the standards they achieve, but was particularly proud that other people were also able to enjoy their achievements.

Tick-off 50 fantastic things for you and your child to experience together

A new app provided by Wakefield Council with activities to enjoy in and around the district. 50 Things To Do Before You’re Five gives you 50 activities that parents and carers can support their children to try out and repeat. Each of the 50 Things have been carefully developed by education experts and early years practitioners following consultation with parents, and we’ve made sure that children with special education needs are included and that each of the 50 Things means something across our culturally diverse communities.

Take a look here to find out more and download the app.

Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing

We recognise that mental health and emotional wellbeing are just as important in our lives as our physical health.

All children will navigate ups and downs throughout their time in school, and some may face significant life events. Schools have an important role and responsibility when nurturing a child's wellbeing.

Our aim is to promote positive mental health and wellbeing for our whole school community.

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WE LOVE READING!

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Hospital Site

Wrenthorpe Site - Maths

Wrenthorpe Site - Art

Wrenthorpe Site - English

Wrenthorpe Site - Science

Early Years Assessment Centre

Forest Wood

We are pleased to be part of a scheme called Operation Encompass. Operation Encompass is a partnership between education and the police. If police are called out to an incident of domestic abuse, and a child has been present, they will contact the child's school before 9am the next day. This then means the school can offer support to the child if needed.

Click on the this link to visit the official website

We are proud to be a Beacon School for LGBTQ.

Celebrating Diversity with PRIDE

MISSION STATEMENT
 At Pinderfields Hospital PRU we will:

Encourage honesty, respect and trust

Exercise discipline and self-control

Feel safe, secure and happy in the school environment

Develop our confidence and self image to allow us to achieve our potential

Ensure everyone is important and valued

Promote healthy lifestyles

Encourage understanding and acceptance of individual needs

Offer continued support for a smooth transition to the next provision

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